Coolidge Agrees To Aid Campaign Amid Resignation Shuffle
Superior Wis July 3 1924 President Coolidge assured Republican Chairman Work he may be relied on to participate in the forthcoming campaign. Work said the campaign would be dignified and educational, with Hoover’s bid managed by Work and radio addresses by Hoover. Hoover’s western manager is to be chosen, with James W. Good considered but pressed by duties.
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Superior
Wis
Coolidge
National Republican
White House
Wark
Soolida
Lac Interior
Republican Party
Work
Hoover
Gov. Smith
Good
Werk
Smith
Dr. Work
Jamies W. Good
Ps. Eyer
Chicago
U.S
Hubert Work
Todag
Commerce
Tor
James W.god
Extra guard put on road to Memo Mexico
Mexico City July 3 extra precautions have been taken to protect travelers on the road to Cuernavaca where ambassador Dwight W Marrow may now be expected to use frequently He has leased a house there for two years and a stronger anti bandit patrol has been ordered on the Mexico City Cuernavaca road reinforcing cavalry and infantry guards The town was favored by Cortes and Maximilian as a resort.
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Mexico City
United States
Dwight W. Marrow
Morrow
Cuernevaca
Mexico
Jacob Rosenthal
New York
Antother
City
Puebla
Cuermevaca
Jorgan Martin Fight at Ebbetts Field Postponed
New York on July 3 the postponement of the Ted Morgan Eddie Martin junior lightweight championship from Wednesday to Thursday night at Ebbetts Field was ordered by the State athletic commission after promoter Humbert Fugazy requested the change. Des Moines July 3 the US Court of Appeals at St. Louis upheld a five year sentence for Dr Charles M Collins 60 convicted two years ago of violating the Harrison anti narcotic act.
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New York
Ted Morgan
Eddie Martin
Hbbets Field
State Athletic Commission
Humbert Fugazy
Des Moines
Caarles M. Colling
United States Court of Appeals
St. Lee
Collins
Town G O P Leaders Take Issue With Peek Statement
A political clash emerges as Town G O P leaders challenge Peek with Senator Borah accusing Gov. Smith of being too wet. Borah plans a fall campaign in Nebraska and Iowa for Herbert Hoover while claiming no current focus on politics during vacation. Dr. Hubert Work predicts Democrats will defeat their own candidates in November and criticizes the Democrats for relying on old fashioned campaigns. Work comments on intelligence tests and party strategy during a Chicago conference with Illinois leaders.
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al Smith
United States
Jillian E. Borah
Nebraska
Iowa
Herbert Hoover
Hoeever
Chicago
Hubert GC. Work
Republican
Dr. Work
Republican Party
Pecs
Washington
Agdh
Brain Tests for Society Page Puzzle
A fragmented brain teaser appears from the Evening Post page listing broken word connections. Readers solve the puzzle using clues like Pentagon Malta Sparing Marathon Lotus Marconi Nightingale and other mixed terms as part of a quirky society page feature.
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Pentagon
Malta
Laboratory
Matigaseat
Marathon
Lotus
Marconi
Paths
Mare
Sparrow
Pataen
Donor
Nightingale
300 Coons Scions in Reunion Sunday
Des Moines readers will gather for an annual reunion at Union Park this Sunday. About 200 descendants of Benjamin and Elizabeth Coons, early Des Moines settlers, are expected, with relatives traveling from Minneapolis Dallas Tex Fort Dodge Gowrie Iowa City and other locations. C C Koons deputy city auditor announced.
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Des Moines
Benjismin
Elizabeth Coons
Union Park
Minneapolis
Dallas
Tex
Fort
Datse
Gowrie
Iowa City
C. C. Koons
Dividend Declared for Greenfield Bank Depositors
Greenfield July 3. Depositors of the First National Bank of Greenfield will receive a 30 percent dividend. L. J. Bosworth, the receiver, announced the payout, which totals $90,000.
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LANE
Greenfielt
First National Bank of
Greenfield
L. J. Bosworth
Allies' Medley To Feature Legion Band Concert
The American Legion Band will perform Allies Medley at 8 p.m. Thursday in Washington Park. Lake composed the piece to mark World War I. The program includes marches, patriotic overtures, war songs, and a grand selection by the allied soldiers with intermission by the Legion double quartet singing favorites.
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Lake
American Legion
Washington Park
America
Brockenshire
Barnhouse
Dublin Mills
Southwell
John Brown
Georgia
Dixie
Lakes
Tipperary
Willains
Souls
Riple
National Air Tour Arrives at Tulsa
The national air tour halted in Tulsa Oklahoma on July 3 as the Buhl air sedan piloted by Louis G Meister landed first, completing the Wichita to Tulsa hop. Benny Howard in an A Curtis Robi monoplane reportedly faced engine trouble near northern Oklahoma, with other pilots noting he had signaled to proceed.
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Tulsa
Okla
Wichita
Kan
Louis
A. Curtis
Benny Howard
Oklahoma
Howard
Murtagh Quartet and All Celebrate Kiwanis Fourth
Kiwanis club marked the United States birthday with a noon luncheon at Hotel Russell Lamson. Murtagh delivered a patriotic talk tracing the nation's history, with Kiwanis quartet performances and ensemble singing of America and the Star Spangled Banner. He praised American leadership and upward mobility for every child.
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United States
Kiwanis Club
Russell-Lamson
James GC
Murtagh
Kiwanis Quartet
America
More Consolidation of Banks Seen by Johnson
J Johnson president of Waterloo Savings Bank told Camopus club at Black's Tearoom that further consolidation of banks will continue as bigger banks offer a wider range of services. He noted larger institutions provide a broader field of services and patron satisfaction. Sean Lowry entertained the crowd with vocal numbers at Plaza Theatre.
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J. &. Johnson
Waterloo Savings Bank
Camopus Club
Black's
Johnson
Sean Lowry
Padeners
Plaza Theatre
Mr and Mrs J A Smith Out Of Hospital After Auto Crash
Mr and Mrs J A Smith of 203 Leland Avenue were seriously injured in an auto accident in New Hampton, Ta, ten days ago. They were discharged from New Hampton hospital today and, though not fully recovered, are regaining strength and hope to resume duties soon.
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3. A. Smith
Leland Avenue
New Hampton
New Hampton Hospital
Altho
Fire alarms at 728 Lafayette street blaze prompts insurance wary note
Fire alarms rang at 11:14 p m Monday for a smoky furnace incident at 728 Lafayette street. The damaged location displayed a handwritten sign Better be insured than Saree. Herman Muller advertised goods with contact NADVErUsements.
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Epnat
Lafayette Street
Smoky ‘Furnace
Herman Muller
Phone Agg
Nadverusements
Rivals of Capone Unite to Topple Chicago Kingpins
Chicago dispatch reports growing gang war fears as rival bosses unite against Scarface Al Capone. Big Joe Saltis allegedly mobilizes to overthrow Capone while authorities plan an income tax drive. police note intensified racketeering as gambling resumes and a new grand jury probe is eyed. Sam Kaplan is arrested amid kidnapping and riot charges linked to last primary day.
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Chicago
UPI
Ladar
Tielf
Underworld
Capone
Joe Saltis
Scarface al" Capone
Gicero
Florida
Octavious
Granady
Sallis
Saltis
Halstead Street
Mb U. S
Sam Kaplan
Relatives oppose probe into Plane Crash Injuring Lambert family
Relatives announced they would not press for an official investigation into Sunday's airplane crash that killed Dr. Homer K. Lambert his daughter Bert and his niece Shirley in Toledo. Also reported are Mississippi lynchings near Summit and Brookhaven, a Des Moines child killed by an auto, and local building permits for a brick addition and a garage.
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Clinton, Ja
AUAR-1
Homer K. Lambert
Bert
Toledo
Shirley Lambert
Funeral services for Mrs Nancy Morris in Jesup
Mrs Nancy Morris 69 died yesterday at her brother Ww Wagner 86 Adams street. Funeral Thursday 2 p m from Methodist church Jesup with Rev J C Warton officiating. Burial in Old Bar Clay cemetery. Survived by two sons Earl Morris Winthrop and Raymond Morris Jesup. Husband James Morris died April 1925. Body at Petersen Bros mortuary. Nancy Wagner born May 1639 Shannon, IA.
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Nancy Morris
W. Wagner
Adams Street
Jesup
J. C. Warton
Old Barclay
Shannon
James Morris
Mr. Warner
Earl Morris
Winthrop
Raymond Morris
Petersen Bros
Heat and Humidity Blamed for Death of Three Men
Three men in Chicago died in a heat wave with high humidity. John Witt aged 90 and Christian Hansen aged 60 died at home, Willem Kilpatrick aged 82 collapsed while walking. The temperature reached 87 with rain overnight.
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Chicago
John Witt
Christian Hansen
Willem Kilpatrick
Mercury
Six-Legged Calf Stuns North Carolina Farmer
Mount Mourne farmer Elmore Gibbs reports a six legged calf born weeks ago with two extra legs slung over its shoulder. Curious visitors trespass, trampling crops as Gibbs seeks fame or a buyer while hoping for peace and a return to farm work.
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Mount Mourne
Gibbs
Elmore Gibbs
Coast Guard Aims Ocean Research via Arctic Radio Expedition
Washington July 3 The coast guard will deploy a patrol boat with oceanographers and iceberg experts to Greenland Labrador waters in mid July. It will use modern radio gear to relay data on currents weather and plant life to Amati radio and shore stations. Commander Edward H Smith leads the voyage set to depart Boston July 10.
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Greenland
Laborador
Coast Guard Patrol
North Atlantic
Edward H. Smith
Boston
Station 1 Met
American Radio’ Relay League
Hartford
Conn
Coast Guard
B. M. Webster
Sgré
Al Tyson Breaks Leg in Field Collision
New York July 3 Outfielder Al Tyson of the Brooklyn Robins broke his leg chasing a fly with teammate Rube Bressler at the Polo Grounds. Tyson reached for Jacksons fly when Bressler collided. Jackson of the Giants was credited with a home run.
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New York
al Tyson
Brooklyn Robins
Rube Bressler
Polo Grounds
Brooklyn Giants
Tyson
Bressler
Jackson
Giants
Georgia’s Emory music legend Dr McIntosh's hymn legacy
Atlanta July recounts the stirring mid 19th century quarrel over college music led by ministers Uncle Allen Turner and Augustus Baldwin Longstreet. It celebrates Dr Rigdon McIntosh, a towering Georgia musician from Vanderbilt, who wrote music for 61 of 401 hymns in Prayer and Praise. He taught at Emory, housed in Oxford as mayor, and formed a famed southerner duo with Bishop Haygood. McIntosh built over seven million songbooks, composing and recording tunes from soul to choir. Frederick N. Crouch praised him as unmatched in teaching and chorus mastery.
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Allen Turner
Georgia
Augustis Baldwin
Longstreet
Emory, University
Allen
Southern Christian Advocate
Uncle Allen
Emory
Hmary
McIntosh
McIntoshes
Oxford
Bishop Haygood
David
Jonathan
Frederick N. Crouch
Kathleen Mavoureen
Woman Mayor in Spain's Success Valledell
Dona Dolores Codina became mayor of Valledell, Spain, in 1994 and remains the village’s first and only woman mayor. With 583 residents, she reformed local services by opening Sunday council meetings, delivering schoolrooms, improving lighting, repairing roads, and eliminating village debts. She is negotiating a water supply and a telephone station.
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Valledell
Spain
Dona Dolores Codina
Lerida
Senora Codina
California's gold allure fades from the gold rush era
San Francisco July 3 1927 California's gold output has fallen from its 1849 peak. By 1926 production was about 22 million dollars versus 81 million at the boom, though California still supplied about a quarter of the nation's gold. In 1927 output totaled 364 585 fine ounces worth 11 671 018 dollars with most mines in northern California.
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San Francisco
Cal
California
James W. Marshall
Sutter
Coloma
Midas
Parked Auto Runaway Kills Two Children in Milwaukee
In Milwaukee two children under five died when a parked car rolled down the street and struck eight people seated in front of a home. The victims were Allee Ruano and Lupe Ruano, both under five. The car belonged to Harry Burhs and began moving while he was away, zigzagging toward the group.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Allee
Laurique
Lupe Ruano
Harry Burhs
Store
Taylor and Cuhel Prove Best Hurdlers in Olympic Tryout
Philadelphia July 3 1 Mor gan Taylor of the Illinois A C champion equaled the world record 53 45 seconds in the first heat of the 460 meter hurdles at the Olympic trials and nationals at Municipal Stadium. Palmer Wright of New York A C was second J R Kennedy of Texas A M College third. Frank Guhel of Town Viational Collegiate A A Jow hurdles champion won final with 34 seconds. Maxwell of Los Angeles A M and Warner J Taylor of Grinnell trailed.
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Philadelphia
F. Morgan Taylor
Illinois
A. C
Clinois Speadster
Sven Pettersson
Sweden
Palmer Wright
New York A. C
J. R. Kennedy
Texas A & M. College
Frank Guhel
University of Town
Robert Maxwell
Los Angeles
A. M. Snd
Warner J. Taylor
Grinnell College
Tows
Republicans Face Oldtime Love Feast at July 18 Meeting
Des Moines July 3 IN S The outlook today was for an old fashioned love feast at the Republican state convention which meets here July 18. A meeting of the state central committee here last night with Sen al tor Smith W Brookhart attending smoothed the way for four days of amity and peace. Willis Stern called the meeting after members urged that the keynote by William P Hunt Ottumwa be checked to prevent disturbing notes in the national campaign. Brookhart restated his allegiance to Hoover and the ticket in a short speech to the committee.
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Des Moines
State Central Committee
Smith W. Brookhart
Willis Stern
William P. Hunt
Ottumwa
Hunt
Brookhart
Hoover
Robinson Busy at Mail and Hot Springs Rest Stop
Senator Joseph T. Robinson, the Democratic vice presidential nominee, spends his days handling a flood of telegrams and mail. He plans to visit an American Legion post and then travel to Hot Springs to rest until formally notified of his nomination.
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Hot Springs
Little Rock
Ark
Joseph
T. Robinson
Mominee
Senator Robinson
Tomorow
American Legion
Girl Married at Mother's Bedside in Mercy Hospital
Miss Faye Helvey wed P H Smith an insurance man yesterday at the bedside of the bride's mother Mrs Victoria Cross 68 during a Mercy hospital stay in Council Bluffs. The ceremony was moved up after Mrs Cross suffered a paralytic stroke two days before the planned June wedding.
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Council Bluff
Faye Helvey
P. H. Smith
Victoria Cross
Mercy Hospital
Colombian Flier Opens Run Toward Bogota From New York
Lieut. Canuto Gaza, Colombian aviator, took off from Mitchel Field at 10 28 p m on the first leg of a flight to Bogota with stops at numerous cities. He piloted the Alfred Comte biplane with ease, circled the field, waved to spectators, and headed southward toward Ingles Field Virginia near Washington marking the start of the long journey.
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Canuto Gaza
Ingles Field
Washington
D.C
Bogota
Gaza
Alfred Comte
Cooler Weather Promised for 4th Des Moines
Heavy thundershowers last night cooled Des Moines as residents endured near 90 degree heat. Government Meteorologist Charles Reed predicted temperatures over 80 on the Fourth as the sweltering spell eases, bringing relief before Independence Day.
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Des Moines
INS
Charles Reed
New York Forecast Sees 96 Degree Fourth of July Heat
New York, July 3. Meteorologist Dr. James H. Seare said today that temperatures may reach 96 degrees tomorrow, forecasting a hotter Fourth of July. The summer heat, later than usual this year, is expected to push the mercury to new highs.
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New York
Usul
James H. Seare
Small Boy Suffered Multiple Misfortunes in Weeks
The report notes a Wendell family child, a three-month-old son of Mr and Mrs Clifford Wilson, recovering from his third illness in weeks after an abscess and a prior broken collarbone followed by a leg cut from wire. The child is one of triplets. In Mt Auburn Ta July 3, Graveling company workers refinishing a shorting night way from the Albert Demmel arm two miles south of town.
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Vanier Sprcial Servier
Mt Aubira
Tabulé
W Wendell
Clifford Wilson
Chiles
MT. Auburn
Mt Auburn
Ben Graveling Company
Albert Demmel
French bag with 475 miles leads in balloon race
Detroit July 3 The Gordon Bennett inter halivital balloon race results list the Blanchard of France as unofficial winner landing near Walnut Cove North Carolina after roughly 475 miles. Pilots and distances for eleven other balloons include United States at Kenbridge 460 miles and Barmen Germany at Chase City 440 miles.
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Mich
Mm. Davbk
Munster
Ferdinand Eimermacher
Lynchburg
Virginias
North Carolina
Blanchard
W. 8
Kepner
Kenbridge
Barmen
Germany
Chase
City
Hugo Kauylen
Lafayette
France
Walkhill
Georges Blanchet
Denmark
Roan
Stuarts
O. A. Palmer
Argentina
Millboro
Eduardo Bredley
United States
Caas
W. Va
William G. Naylor
Wallomb
Belgium
Beverly
Thonnard
Brandenburg
Davis
W. V
Bertram
Helvetia
Fairmont
Lieut
Haug
Iowa Students Trek Arctic Icefields on Canoe Trip
A letter from Max Kane of Iowa City describes four University of Iowa students nearing Arctic icefields on a canoe voyage. Companions include Gordon Armstrong of Britt Peder Bodgum of Crystal Lake and John D Fuller of Keokuk. They travel toward Kazaniver to explore for the Canadian government.
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Cedar Rapids
Max Jj. Kane
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Arctic Circle
Kené
Mound Jake
Dune
Lee Ishore Sind
Kane
Gordon
Armstrong
Britt
Peder
Bodgum
Crystal Lake
John D.fuller
Keokuk
Kazaniver
Street car service extended tomorrow night wait times
Street car service will run on all lines tomorrow and extend for an hour and a half beyond the usual hours. The last car will depart Fourth and Lafayette at 1:35 a m instead of 9:49 p m. Regular schedule will operate all day tomorrow.
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Oin
Tomorow
Fourth
Lafayette Streets
Baby Drowns After Crawling to River Bank
Genevieve Swan aged 18 months, daughter of Simon Swan, visiting relatives near Plano, drowned yesterday in the Chariton River. The child crawled to the riverbank with her parents and fell into the water after losing balance.
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Centerville
Indy
Erroneous address in raid report and travel notices
A raid on a suspect named Al Aagnard was filed at 402 1-2 Fourth Street West instead of his sandwich shop at 406 Fourth Street West. Ruth Nemecek and Marguerite Sexton depart Waterloo for two months visiting Denver Salt Lake City Seattle Portland San Francisco Los Angeles returning via the southern route. John Butch Heege hotel operator died from burns after an alcohol still explosion in St Paul. Refiger Thatcher a motorcycle racer died after injuries in Iowa City.
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Mar-guerite Sexton
Lafayette Street
Waterloo
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Colo
Salt Lake Citr
Utah
Seattle
Wash
Portland
Ore
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Cal
Los Angeles
St. Paul
John
Butch) Heege
Cellar Repids
Refiger R Thatcher
University of Iowa Hospital
Iowa City
Thatcher
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